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480i 576i PAL64, What is this all about?

I have a NTSC Wii all of my games are NTSC but i am confused does 480i looks better than 576i, I noticed that 576i is slightly

better than 480i. The only thing that i am sure about that my TV doesn't support 480p and what is PAL60?, If it is good how do I

know that my TV supports it. Now the main question is "How do i make my NTSC games on my NTSC Wii boot PAL or PAL60?
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PS My Wii is modded with Wiikey latest update
 
Officially, no. NTSC Wii systems don't have an option in the system menu to select any PAL-related video modes.

Besides. Most SDTVs sold in NTSC regions don't support PAL anyway. So even if the Wii did output PAL, it'd almost certainly not get a viewable image on your set.
 
Haruhi said:
Officially, no. NTSC Wii systems don't have an option in the system menu to select any PAL-related video modes.

Besides. Most SDTVs sold in NTSC regions don't support PAL anyway. So even if the Wii did output PAL, it'd almost certainly not get a viewable image on your set.

I know that i can't do it officially and about the TV mine supports both pal and ntsc
 
You won't notice a difference between NTSC and PAL on a interlaced SDTV. Just use whatever you're currently using.
 
Yeah most of us know about Googol, and you can be more sure than a 100% anyway.
Damn US not giving a crap about European standards ey
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Pal60 is a pal signal with a refresh rate of 60 hertz. I think that is the fps but i'm not really sure. 60 hertz mode in games runs faster, or so i always here (i never tell the difference).
 
PAL(50) is 576i, 704*576 resolution @ 50fps

Pal60 = NTSC, but with a different colour encoding (IIRC), 704*480 @ 60FPS (This is called 480i on both PAL and NTSC consoles, but is very slightly different)

Note that 576i is higher resolution than 480i, but lower fps.
 
I have an idea if I use AnyRegion Changer on my wii to change just the video mode to pal without altering the area and the game

settings then i can run all of my NTSC games in PAL, Does this work?
 

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